Proposal Preparation and Submission
Grant Writing Resources
(or Writing the Winning Grant)
The following page provides links to sites that have been
thoroughly reviewed for not only current information, but information that is
not superfluous (I always wanted to use that word in context). Grant writing is
a labor of love, but it shouldn't be a formidable task (another word I wanted to
use). Enjoy the "straight talk" on this site.
Grant Writing
Resources Page
Institutional Information Page
We are here to assist you with completing your application in the sense of
making sure it is "technically" correct. As a researcher in your
specialized field, we have no way of knowing if your proposal is meritorious.
It will be necessary for you to notify your division chair that you are
submitting a proposal.
As an office, we will assist you in completing your budget figures,
institutional information (some
applications want you to provide a one paragraph institutional "blurb"), and
other information, as appropriate, that may not have anything specifically to do
with your proposal.
Institutional Information Page
Budget Template
Now even easier, this form allows you to select BANNER
Account codes as you develop your budget so that when you are awarded the grant,
the Request to Establish a New Grant FOAPAL form is already done! Just
print the worksheet, sign and send to ORPS. If you have questions about the template, please call the ORPS.
Budget Template for One Year (Excel)
Allowable v. Disallowable Costs
While the State of Florida may have additional restrictions on what you can
or cannot purchase, this document provides the first line of what is allowed and
not allowed in terms of costs. This will help in understanding what you
can and should charge for when writing up a budget in your proposal. Or,
if you already have a grant that did not require a detailed budget submission,
what you can charge to a grant and why.
Allowable v.
Disallowable Costs on Sponsored Programs
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